apports importants

English translation: ...does not require a major capital investment...

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large contributions

Explanation:"Large contributions" is fairly general. Unless all contributions are not in cash or the general meaning is preferable in the context, you may wanna be more precise and say something like "high amounts of share capital" or high initial resources".

Explanation:There is no need to say "significant" when you can say "important", like in French, but you can do so. Make sure you say "contribution" and not "contributions". Although gramatically speaking "contribution" is a singular nown, it is plural in meaning, as it can include several individual contributions, or acts of contributing. In French, "apporter" is "to bring", so the word "apport", which really means contribution, is in a way "the thing that is being brought", or "the act of bringing".